I'm looking for the lowest costing notebook that there is. It doesn't matter what is in it. If anyone has any ideas of where I can find the lowest costing notebook, please let me know.
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I hate them rebates. As for me, I'd go with an Acer, not the best battery life, but for $600, you're not going for the best. With Acer, you'll get more bang for the buck. No one makes computers like the Taiwanese.
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